Isaiah 41.10-13; 43.1-7         The Lord reminded Israel of His special relationship with Him, and this principle of His loving care stands true for every believer in Jesus Christ. No matter what we are experiencing, no matter the depth of our pain or the difficulty of our trial, no matter how tired or weary we... Continue Reading →

This Thanksgiving there may be multiple circumstances in life which have been or are difficult to face. We may feel we cannot move another step, that our lives are filled with too much stress, that the temptations of sin are too great to resist, that the consequences of sin have overcome us, but we must... Continue Reading →

As the people of Israel prepared to cross the Jordan River and begin conquering the Promised Land, the Lord gave instructions on how to divide the land. Two tribes, Reuben and Gad, requested to settle on the east side of the river; they saw the land was good for their livestock and homes. The Lord... Continue Reading →

Good morning – I ask this morning that you help by responding to the link below. As you likely know, we have a son who lives in David's House Ministries, which in many ways is dependent on state funding. Right now, Michigan lawmakers are considering a budget proposal that would devastate direct care agencies. Part... Continue Reading →

This morning, I read from Psalm 35, They repay me evil for good; my soul is bereft (sorrowful). The events of yesterday and the sad killing of an innocent man are nothing new. The enemy was intent on killing the prophets and sought to silence the Word of the Lord. The enemy was intent on... Continue Reading →